Federal Professional Services Contracts — March 14, 2026

Dual $64.97M awards for engineering and sustainment services signal strong USCG reliance on Lockheed for C4ISR capabilities through 2026.

Full $22.84M obligation provides predictable revenue stream with minimal subawards, offsetting engineering upside.

$0 outlays after 3+ years on $64.97M obligations indicate potential delays in program ramp-up.

Extended timeline to Apr 2026 exposes to DHS budget cuts or priority shifts.

$32K gap in larger contract plus sole-source history positions Lockheed for follow-on awards post-2026.

No-competition awards in NAICS 541330 signal ongoing favoritism for large primes in Coast Guard engineering.

100% of period's $64.97M value to Lockheed for Sea Commander underscores avoidance of competition in professional services.

Both contracts use Time & Materials for long-duration (4.6yr) C4ISR/sustainment, with minimal subawards ($283K total).

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{"entity"=>"US Coast Guard FY2026 Budget", "reason"=>"Performance ends Apr 2026; funding shifts could truncate revenue.", "trigger"=>"Budget proposal release or cuts to C4ISR"}